Monitor Nuclear Deterrents summit. [inaudible conversations] right now, were going to have a session starting now and woven its way through the conference. So, if you want to take your seats i will have david and jeff prater introduce you to our panel. Here you go. Thank you very much. All right, well, thank you very much, nancy, and we want to thank everyone still out there staying until the bitter end and to hear what i regard not only a very important and phenal panel of the day, with four speakers that i promise will not just im jeff prater, and with me to moderate the q a today is my fellow cofounder and managing director, david charrington. We stood at the center to focus on educating policy makers, most importantly, new Congressional Staff on the u. S. Strategic Nuclear Deterrent and at the time we stood up the organization, the new programs. Its expanded with our podcast and i hope youre enjoying that hosted by dr. Adam louther. Reaching not only the United States, but to our a
Monitor Nuclear Deterrents summit. [inaudible conversations] right now, were going to have a session starting now and woven its way through the conference. So, if you want to take your seats i will have david and jeff prater introduce you to our panel. Here you go. Thank you very much. All right, well, thank you very much, nancy, and we want to thank everyone still out there staying until the bitter end and to hear what i regard not only a very important and phenal panel of the day, with four speakers that i promise will not just im jeff prater, and with me to moderate the q a today is my fellow cofounder and managing director, david charrington. We stood at the center to focus on educating policy makers, most importantly, new Congressional Staff on the u. S. Strategic Nuclear Deterrent and at the time we stood up the organization, the new programs. Its expanded with our podcast and i hope youre enjoying that hosted by dr. Adam louther. Reaching not only the United States, but to our a
Russianukrainian war, and will it affect whether this practice will gradually eliminate the russians capabilities on the peninsula . Its not just about opportunities on the peninsula, they fly from the peninsula and actually bomb and shoot at our territory currently controlled by us, so this is just a very important component of this overall war, and eh, eh. This strike on belbek is extremely effective, the s300 complex is completely destroyed, and this is very important, we are now systematically knocking out their air defense, because once again we are on, each side always tries to feel the weaknesses of the other, but our weakness at the moment is the lack of fighters, their weakness is precisely not cannon fodder, it is in of them in excess, but iron in is their weak point, and the more technologically advanced iron is, the less it is in them and the less we. Opportunities to renew it, in particular air defense turned out to be a very weak link of theirs, unexpectedly for everyone,
It is very difficult to say yet, because the situation is developing and changing quite actively, but, but, the most important question, which was and remains, is why the army of the Russian Federation managed to break through in this direction, must in mind, on kharkiv, and whether there is a threat to kharkiv, about that now lets talk with yevhen dyky, a veteran. Of the russianukrainian war, former platoon commander of the aidar battalion, mr. Yevhen, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, well, we have already started talking about the situation, which is taking place here in the Kharkiv Region, and the question remains open, why did the russian army manage to break through in this direction and do you think there is a threat to kharkiv . Well, lets start from the end, looking at what exactly is the threat to kharkiv, if you mean a real attack on a city of two million people, an assault cities, etc. , then the Russian Forces are
Noted by yarmak and rastmussen, no later than july 28. Well, in general, you can talk about anything now, but all this will be very, very hypothetical, since the main question is when and how the russianukrainian war will end. There is currently no answer to this question. Accordingly, all other, uh, events, uh,. Which are derived, actually from this fact, they also remain purely theoretical. A lot of different events are happening right now, and the visit of the leader of china to europe, and the upcoming, just a few days ago, putins visit to beijing, and these unexpected visits of officials from america, from europe to kyiv, i didnt quite understand them. Not exactly on the public agenda , all this points to my opinion that indeed this war is entering a decisive phase and its conclusion is most likely actually players, it looks like a freezing of the conflict, but the conditions of this freezing and actually this postconflict settlement are seen differently. And these, so to speak, a